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Suppose there were singled-celed protozoans in the test tube with Elodea when you the white light experiment. Could you still calculate Elodea's rate of photosynthesis?
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Elodea is not sterile and they will have bacteria, algae, and even protozoans on the leaves and stems. However, the bacteria and the protozoans will use the oxygen to dissolve into the water.
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